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What's So Special About Autism?

"Lorna Wing discusses the defining characteristics of autism, and how these characteristics affect the type of services people with autism may need to access in order to live their lives to their fullest potential. She asks if integrated or specialised services might best benefit people with autism, and how autism awareness might be raised among health, education and criminal justice professionals, social workers and other service providers." Note from the Librarian: this guide was published in 2006, so some information may be out of date. In particular, it refers to Asperger Syndrome as a specific diagnosis, which is now just considered part of Autistic Spectrum Disorder.
Category
Sub Category
For adults
ID Code
B630
Quality code
B - lightly used
Tags
AutismEmotional/SocialInformative/EducationalNon-fiction
Autism
Including Asperger's and other related conditions
Emotional/Social
Learn your own feelings and how to interact with others
Informative/Educational
Starting points for learning
Non-fiction
Informative books based on the real world

From 16 Years to Adult

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